NOVEMBER 24, 2022

The Best Thanksgiving Movies, from 'Planes, Trains, and Automobiles' to 'Addams Family Values' to 'Krisha' Classic holiday fare ("A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving") appears alongside films that are only Thanksgiving-adjacent ("She's Gotta Have It"). P … By Alison Foreman

Why 'WALL-E' Is the Perfect First Movie for Cinephiles to Watch with Their Kids “WALL-E” director Andrew Stanton on the film's arthouse origins and why it makes sense for the Pixar hit to be in the Criterion … By David Ehrlich	The King of the Feel-Good Studio Comedy Returns - at Netflix After making everything from "The Parent Trap" to "Father of the Bride," Charles Shyer has earned the right to speak his mind. Chatting abou … By Kate Erbland

Syfy Had No Problem with Gory 'Chucky' Season Finale Series creator Don Mancini tells IndieWire about what's next for the franchise.  By Kristen Lopez	Theaters Sure Are Thankful for This Report About Amazon's Movie Plans The retail and streaming giant will release 12-15 movies theatrically per year, according to a Bloomberg report, though MGM makes up at leas … By Wilson Chapman

	New Movies: Release Calendar for November 23, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films This holiday weekend at the box office: beauty, bloodshed, devotion, animation, and plenty of mystery.  By Kate Erbland
	For Disney Animation, Thanksgiving Weekend Is Now a Cry for Help Among studio head Bob Iger's many challenges: "Strange World" is headed for an opening far below average for a Disney animated film.  By Tom Brueggemann
	'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Has a Path to Two Best Director Oscars This — and other unexpected awards season possibilities — are worth pondering in light of this week's Spirit Awards nominations.  By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson
	'Bones and All' Writer David Kajganich Unpacks Cannibal Romance: Cuts, Changes, and That Ending The screenwriter loved Camille DeAngelis' YA nove,l but had ideas on how to make the story his own. Ahead, he walks us through his biggest c … By Kate Erbland
	Hugh Jackman Is Finally Ready to Admit That He's Nothing Like Wolverine The star of "The Son" is trying to be more vulnerable this awards season, even as he dances through a lavish Broadway show each week.  By Eric Kohn